Star Wars Death Star Science 1977 Wing Tapestries

Stay On Target 1977 Targeting Computer

1977 Vintage

Visualisation of the X-Wing targeting computer display. Features the original US release date in the lower section.

Darth Vader tie's target

A new take on a classic scene....

Native tongue and easter egg!

Classic '77 styling!

Capture the adventurous spirit of Tatooine with this design. Featuring the iconic double sun surrounded by warm desert hues and organic dune shapes, this tribute to one of the galaxy's most recognizable planets is perfect for fans of the adventurous and fearless...

STAY ON TARGET 1977 TARGETING COMPUTER

Take a stand. Meet for a protest on Alderaan against the Death Star. what could go wrong? Get this ironic, humorous design for any Star Wars and scifi fan geek! A great birthday or convention gift!

Look closely and you might spot Harrison Ford Mustang

Here's Luke Skywalker's x-wing targeting computer.Great for any bathroom, den, game room, or wherever!

The reactor is having a bad day.

This image haunts me of a lone watch on Yavin IV

1977

Stay on target! STAY ON TARGET!

Stay on target. Stay on target!

Rebels,2 , Galactic Empire, 0.

Another version of the Red Five is the fifth pilot of the Red squadron. This position was held by Pedrin Gaul during the Battle of Scarif and then by Luke Skywalker during the Battle of Yavin, he later became Rogue Leader and Grizz Frix was named Red Five.

The think tank responsible for the rise and fall of the death star weapons system.

Guavian Death Gang emblem from the Star Wars universe

Just make sure you turn on your targeting computer and STAY ON TARGET with this retro gaming -inspired design!

X Wing Pilot Chest

Just make sure you turn on your targeting computer and STAY ON TARGET with this retro gaming -inspired design!

Admiral Ackbar's famous quote in the style of the Obey poster.

I made this and the other one Karen!

A blast door was a type of secured door that was used in numerous types of facilities, including military installations and starships. On a massive space station known as the Death Star—during the reign of the Galactic Empire—blast doors were used to secure the station's hangar bays.

X-Wing inspired artwork.

In the native tongue...

Boom goes the Death Star!

Almost There.

Evacuate, in our moment of triumph?

X-Wing inspired artwork.

Star Wars X-Wing Fighter

The rebel base!

I've got a bad feeling about this!